The Yucatán Peninsula's most pristine archaeological sites – Coba – needs to be seen to be believed. An expert guide will introduce you to the remarkably well-preserved ruins that include detailed rock carvings, astronomical charts and the Great Pyramid – one of Mexico's tallest Maya temples. After, visit a Maya village for a dip in a cenote and a lesson in ancient Maya traditions, before tucking in to a buffet lunch with regional dishes.

We enjoyed the trip overall. However, before boarding the bus that collected us from the hotel, we were asked to pay a further 600 mx pesos. Ie 200 pesos each as a travel tax. This, we felt was unjustified. No receipt was given. This, we believe might have been a scam.

Why you’ll love this…

Explore Coba, one of the Yucatan's most well-preserved sites
Guided tour and free time at the ruins
Visit a typical Maya village for time at a cenote and regional lunch

Important to know

Please consider the tax to pay at che-i in aprox $10 USD
Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
Bring bathing gear and sunblock
Bring biodegradable insect repellent
Bring a towel
Bring a hat
Bring money for extras or gratuities
Please note that all times are approximate and subject to change

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.

What’s included

Admission fees
Food
Transport
Guide

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Pickup points

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Provider

TUI MEXICANA SA DE CV

What people say about this experience

3.8/5

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3/5

Staff

4.2/5

Service

4.2/5

Safety

4.2/5

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Peter
Travelled with family
24 January 2026
3.8
United Kingdom
We enjoyed the trip overall. However, before boarding the bus that collected us from the hotel, we were asked to pay a further 600 mx pesos. Ie 200 pesos each as a travel tax. This, we felt was unjustified. No receipt was given. This, we believe might have been a scam.